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Denza's sales chief previously said the N9 would be launched in the first quarter.

Middle-income consumers in China are becoming increasingly budget-conscious.

Tesla stock was on on track for a weekly loss of 9% as China deliveries last month fell to cap a volatile week for the automaker.

Shares of electric vehicle pioneer Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) fell 3.3% in the afternoon session after reports revealed that the company's sales in China fell 11.5% year on year in January 2025, despite incentivizing consumers to boost demand. Data from the China Passenger Car Association revealed that deliveries of Tesla's Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in China fell 32.6% from December 2024. The data further revealed that Chinese competitor BYD recorded a 47% sales growth during the period, stoking fea

Tesla delivered 63,238 units.

On Catalysts, host Seana Smith guides viewers through key market developments and discussions. In February, preliminary consumer sentiment data for the month dropped to its lowest in seven months, the University of Michigan reporting a reading of 67.8. Tesla (TSLA) sales struggle in China, despite aggressive cost cuts on its EV models in the region. Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago president Austan Goolsbee joins the program to explain the significance of January's job data. Further segments explore Amazon's (AMZN) AI-driven growth, with insight from TD Cowen managing director John Blackledge and T. Rowe Price Science and Technology equity strategy portfolio manager Tony Wang. Newell Brands (NWL) CEO and president Chris Peterson joins to discuss the company's earnings results and stock plunge, and Huntington Bank's (HBAN) CEO Stephen Steinour shares his confidence in Huntington's growth trajectory following its investor day. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Catalysts here. This post was written by Josh Lynch

BYD’s smaller electric SUV, the Atto 2, is now arriving in Europe and the UK. Despite its small size, BYD...

Shares of EV maker Tesla ($TSLA) fell on Friday due to investor concerns about a potential China-U.S. trade war. Additionally, recent data from the China Passenger ...

A major production shift, deepening competition, and a sharp sales drop--Tesla faces its biggest challenge yet in China.

Tesla China's new vehicle registrations proved quite healthy during the 2025 Chinese New Year holiday period.